no indian accent

@@swayx3657 some of the best instructional videos I have found have been from someone with an Indian or otherwise hard to understand accent. This has made me better at understanding foreign accents, and thus, I get to enjoy more videos.

And no stupid analogies

@@stuiedaman same here, I'm now professional at understanding foreign accents, even tho Chinese and greek are still so hard to get your ears used to.

I love overwatch

Modern teachers should learn like this dude. Simple, short and easy to understand.

I think it's the same all over the world. Here in Brazil it's the same, I learn more on YT but we need the f****n diploma...

really agree with this opinion

Something I didn't really understand enough while I was studying is that an education is very little to do with what you learn, and more about learning how to learn and interact with people, and certifying that you can learn. A large portion of the stuff you learn will be obsolete within a few years, while learning how to learn and work with other people will serve you for life. Not to undermine the compliment to the poster though, this video, and probably the channel are indeed useful :)

Same from Spain

lmao right?

2 hours? For me its been 10 weeks and it all makes sense now lmao

He's gotta expand the class long enough so he won't awkwardly stay silent for 100 minutes.

@@genericwhitemale7028 This is true. We need to explain it repeatedly and with hundred of examples because we don't want to awkwardly stay silent for 3 hours :)

Efficiency

hahahahah I thought the same. I was searching articles and videos about this, and this video is perfect. Although it's just an introduction.

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Yes

literally break out laughing, old educators are the problem.

my data structures and algorithms book literally rambles off on none important information and over complicates this proccess lol

@@jdkingsley6543 more on the system part though i would say, Eduction system from like 200 urs ago when industrial revolution is starting to take place just arent suited for modern society

its because they gotta gatekeep the knowledge broseph

It's incorrect to say that Big O usually thinks about the worst case. He did use the word "usually" but did not clear it up. Asymptotic notations are a mathematical concept to generalize the way a function is expressed by writing it in terms of a more general function, doing this makes it easy to compare different functions. Big O is one way to do that. It is used to denote an upper bound to a given function. So it doesn't really have anything to do with the worst case or best case of an algorithm's performance.

@@pranavnyavanandi9710 Actually it's not exactly that considering we disregard the multiplicative constants wheras in maths we don't

Me too

Thank you, Vladimir!

Great to hear!

God bless

@@talleyrand9530 if its like a= [i for i in range(10)] print(a) isn't that O(N)?

@@realnice3672 that's a O(1), the cicle doesn't depend on a variable but it will be up to the 10 (11?) cicles that range does. If it was a: i in range(n), that's a O(n)

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bro mine was 90 min...what is the point? 🥲

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Awesome to hear. Thanks for sharing my channel!